Pre-Law Guidance and Law School Application Support for High School Students
Dreaming of Harvard, Yale, Stanford, or another top law program? Our team brings 15+ years of experience and 37,000+ counseling hours to help high school students get early pre-law experience, stand out from the crowd, and get into top law programs.
Transparency you can trust — Our law school acceptance rates are independently audited by a Vault National Accounting Firm
~20
Years of Experience
10K+
Applicants Supported
98%
Acceptance Rate
$35K
In Average Scholarships
20
Average LSAT Score Increase
Meet Our Consultants Who Help High Schoolers Become Successful Law School Applicants
Our team of 100+ law school admissions experts includes former law school admissions officers, attorneys, and legal specialists with firsthand experience helping applicants get into top law schools. We know what admissions committees prioritize in standout candidates, and we use that insight to strengthen every part of your profile and LSAC application.
Calandra Almond
Harvard Law School
Christina Aldime
Northwestern Pritzker School of Law
Tamar Alexanian
University of Michigan Law School
Krystle Gomez
University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School
Troy Schuler
Harvard Law School
Jesse Wang
University of Southern California Gould School of Law
Kevin Paul
Duke University School of Law
Quinn Mika MacDonald
University of Chicago Law School
Victoria Inoyo
University of Southern California Gould School of Law
High School Students Have 2,400+ Hours to Build Their Profiles: Start Today
Pre-law guidance helps you focus your journey and get a competitive edge over thousands of other applicants. We make preparing for law school, finding internships, and gaining leadership experience simple. Get ready to select the right courses, follow a detailed timeline, and access exclusive opportunities!
Law School Admissions Challenges For High School Students
Not Knowing That the Road to a Top Law School Starts in High School
Choosing an Undergraduate College Without Understanding Which Programs Actually Feed Into T14-Law Schools
Picking a Major Based on Guesswork Instead of Strategy, Risking a GPA That Won't Clear Top Law School Cutoffs
Wondering Which Extracurriculars Actually Matter for Law School
Missing Out on Early Exposure to Legal Work, Policy Research, and Debate Opportunities That Shapes a Standout Applicant Years Later
The Pressure of Eventually Needing a 3.9+ GPA and a 165+ LSAT, With No Roadmap for How to Get There
Competing Against Peers Who Started Planning in the 9th Grade
Brutal Law School Acceptance Rates at Top Programs: Roughly 10% at Penn, 9% at Stanford, and 5% at Yale
Thousands of Applicants Each Cycle Are Rejected From Every School They Apply to
Deposition, Client Counseling & Communication Strategy
Legal Ethics & Professional Responsibility
End-to-End Case Curriculum
Singular, Real-Life Case Simulation From Intake Through Verdict (Leadings Discovery, Deposition, Summary Judgement, Mediation, and Trial)
Portfolio of Legal Work Product
Official Certificate of Completion
Letter of Recommendation
96 Hours of 1:1 SAT/ACT Tutoring With Score Guarantee
1:1 SAT/ACT Tutoring Hours
96
1:1 Private Tutoring With a 99th Percentile Tutor
Dedicated Student Success Manager
Personalized SAT/ACT Schedule
Content Mastery Sessions
Test Strategy Instruction
Time Management Training
Recording Of Every Session
Post Session Tailored Assignments & Homework
SAT or ACT Full-Length Practice Test
3 Additional Tests
Over 1,500 Practice Questions ($130 Value)
Over 200 Video Lessons ($130 Value)
Test Day Anxiety Coaching
Personalized coaching — calming techniques, confidence-building, and practice under real test conditions — to help you feel ready on test day
SAT Score Guarantee
1500+
ACT Score Guarantee
34+
Program
Premier JD Program
Director Program
Work with our most experienced attorneys and former admissions committee members who provide everything you could expect from the Master Program, plus they come with a longer track record of working with pre-law students.
Customize Your Journey: 100+ Ways We Can Help High School Students
Assessment & Academic Planning
1. Persona Assessment & Profile Development
Meet your dedicated counselor
In-depth intake call to understand your background and needs
Discuss your preferred communication style, preferences, and goals
Undergo a persona assessment to uncover unique experiences, traits, and stories
Receive a comprehensive list of key takeaways about your candidacy
Use these takeaways to form the foundation of your future application narrative
We will pinpoint areas for improvement based on your assessment
Discuss short-term and long-term goals
Get a customized project plan to oversee all parts of your program
Receive monthly, quarterly, and yearly roadmaps for success
Regular profile-building sessions and check-ins
Get a written action plan to work toward academic, volunteering, leadership, and legal field goals
Get coaching on the next steps
Receive a personalized improvement plan after every session
See your progress as you check off to-dos on your lists
2. Academic Advising & Course Selection
Have your full academic transcript reviewed
Get insights into GPA trends
Understand red flags in your transcript
Receive school research on GPA & LSAT requirements
Guidance on which college major and minor(s) would maximize GPA
Get a customized course plan
Map out an optimal course sequence balancing rigor with GPA protection
Get guidance on how to raise your GPA
Insights into avoiding common academic pitfalls
Start planning for law school admissions based on GPA trends
3. Academic Skill Development
We will pinpoint specific academic weaknesses based on yourtranscript
Receive a plan on how to boost skills, such as reading comprehension or critical reasoning
Get recommendations for how to build time management and test-taking skills
Hone your skills with proven study techniques
Receive strategies for maximizing office hours and other resources at your high school
We will continually monitor your academic performance
4. Academic Enrichment Outside of College
We will evaluate your school’s course offerings
They will also assess your school’s academic opportunities
Receive a list of academic programs and courses outside your school
Use this list to find unique opportunities that interest you
Guidance on applying to academic courses or opportunities outside of school
Get all your application documents edited to perfection
Determine whether law school is the right path for you
5. LSAT Planning
Get your baseline skills in Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension assessed
Evaluate your school schedule and personal timeline
Receive recommendations on the length of your LSAT study schedule
Get guidance on choosing an LSAT test date
Receive a comprehensive LSAT study schedule
Meet for progress and readiness checkpoints your dedicated expert
Get access to practice tests
Review your LSAT progress regularly
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Extracurriculars & Profile Building
1. Leadership & School Positioning
Audit current leadership activities and profile gaps based on your persona assessment
We will identify leadership opportunities at your school
Brainstorm personal initiatives with your dedicated expert to demonstrate initiative and impact
Guidance on writing proposals to your school for new initiatives
Proposal editing for concision and clarity
Get ideas for personal projects
Receive detailed plans on how to launch personal leadership projects
Support for applying to leadership roles
Get leadership and extracurricular hour tracking and summaries
2. Volunteering
Your persona assessment will showcase your passions and interests
Delve deeper into your passions and decide which values resonate with you
Get research on organizations that align with your values/interests
Guidance on how many hours to allot to volunteer positions
Insights into how different volunteering options will impact your candidacy
Coaching on how to contact organizations and build a network
Guidance on completing volunteering applications
High-level edits on volunteer application components
Get recommendations on long-term opportunities that demonstrate commitment
Attend reflection sections on skills acquired
Summarize meaningful stories for essays
3. Internships & Legal Field Exposure
Get help searching for internships and extracurricular opportunities
Help you identify relevant legal internships aligned with your academic and career interests
Get guidance on selecting internships across government, nonprofit, corporate, and academic sectors
Receive strategic internship timeline plans
Choose which experiences align with your law school goals and legal interests
Guidance on coordinating multiple internship experiences across semesters or summers
Support to understand the policy context or legal frameworks involved in internships
Introduction to a wide range of legal specialties
Get structured reflection to help students articulate interests in specific legal fields
Guidance on where to find panels, informational interviews, and guest talks
Recommendations on reading lists, podcast recommendations, and case studies
Get feedback on internship resumes tailored to legal or policy roles
Support for crafting compelling cover letters that highlight relevant strengths
Mock interview practice for legal internships
Get all internship application documents edited to perfection
Find national and international pre-law competitions, conferences, and student summits
Get help preparing for competition entries or case responses
Guidance through the application process for selective legal enrichment programs
Coaching on networking and presentation skills for conference participation
Help organizing experiences, projects, and writing samples for portfolios
Support for the creation of digital/print portfolios for scholarship, internship, or application use
Determine possible future law specialties based on experiences
Receive school recommendations catering to specific specialties
4. Research & Writing Opportunities
Your counselor will identify interests and passions based on your persona assessment
Match your passions with potential research interests
Your counselor will find legal, policy, or interdisciplinary research opportunities
Get a curated list of pre-law research fellowships, summer research programs, or faculty-led projects
Guidance on approaching teachers/professors to join ongoing research or propose independent projects
Get cold outreach email and cold call scripts
Receive networking tips and tricks from your law school admissions expert
Brainstorm and build research opportunity applications with your counselor
Get all your research position applications edited for concision and impact
Receive guidelines for research goal timelines
Guidance on poster presentations
Receive research publication support and advice
Coaching to undertake project leadership
Receive feedback on written abstracts and manuscripts
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How Juris Education Helps High School Students Prepare for Law School
Saoirse
Accepted at:
Cumulative GPA
3.9
LSAT Score
174
Joined as a
High School Junior
Enrolled in Premier JD Program
Simran
Accepted at
GPA
3.9
SAT
1560
AP Courses
6
Interests & Activities
- STEM Tutor - Film Club - Long-Term Care Home Volunteer
Activities Completed Under Juris Education Advisement:
Founder of High School Debate Society
Captain of the Mock Trial Team, State Finalist
Intern at the County Public Defender's Office
Research Assistant at Georgetown University
Volunteer Coordinator at a Local Legal Aid Clinic
Research Published in the American Journal of Student Research
Challenge:
Saoirse’s school didn't offer any pre-law programming, and she hadn't pursued formal leadership roles. She needed guidance on extracurriculars, meaningful legal exposure, and how to build a cohesive profile.
How We Helped:
Designed an extracurricular strategy centered on advocacy, public speaking, and civic engagement
Helped Saoirse found her school's Debate Society and become Captain of the Mock Trial Team, leading her team to State Finals
Helped her secure a summer internship at the County Public Defender's Office and become a volunteer coordinator at a local legal aid clinic
Continued advising Saoirse at Georgetown University, helping her secure a research assistantship at the Institute of Politics and Public Service
Enrolled Saoirse in the Juris Research Fellowship Program, leading to her work being published in the American Journal of Student Research
Guided her course selection to emphasize coursework that would prepare her for the LSAT
Provided 1:1 LSAT tutoring that strengthened her Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension skills, helping her achieve a score of 174
Supported her through law school personal statements, resume positioning, and interview preparation
Outcome:
Saoirse was accepted to 10 law schools, including Yale Law School.
This Is Why Investing in Yourself Today Is Worth It
A single year of a new lawyer’s median salary is up to 38x the cost of working with us. The return on your investment speaks for itself:
Legal Specialization
Median First-Year Salary
ROI: Return Multiple In One Year of Practice
Private Equity
$225,000
38×
Corporate
$215,000
36×
Securities & Capital Markets
$210,000
35×
Litigation
$200,000
33×
Antitrust
$195,000
33×
Bankruptcy & Restructuring
$185,000
31×
Real Estate
$180,000
30×
Data Privacy & Cybersecurity
$170,000
28×
Environmental
$160,000
27×
Labor & Employment
$150,000
25×
How Juris Education Helps High School Students Get Into Law School